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Whenever we think about Bangladesh being in United Nations Peacekeeping Operations, first the word comes to mind: Bangladesh Army, which was previously Pakistan Army and started its journey after the liberation of 1971, though now a days the Royal Air Force, Naval Force, and Police Force of Bangladesh are working
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Bananas Are Berries, but Strawberries Are Not
Have you ever thought about the fact that bananas are technically berries, but strawberries aren’t? Or that peanuts aren’t actually nuts? These are just a few examples of how our everyday language and assumptions often don’t match up with scientific reality. In this blog post, we’ll explore some of these
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Why Developing Countries Struggle to Attain Developed Status
In the global landscape, the divide between developed and developing countries persists, with nations in Latin America, Africa, and Asia consistently striving to bridge this gap. Despite historical and contemporary efforts, these regions continue to grapple with multifaceted challenges that hinder their progression towards developed status. Understanding the complexities underlying
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Exploring the Microscopic Universe: The Fascinating World of Microorganisms
Microorganisms, the invisible architects of life, orchestrate the very essence of existence on Earth. From the air we breathe to the soil nurturing our crops, and even within our bodies, these minuscule beings wield an unparalleled influence. They inhabit every corner of our planet, from the skin's surface to the
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Satyendra Nath Bose: Unveiling Lesser-Known Aspects
On the anniversary of his passing, let's delve into some lesser-known facets of the eminent physicist, Satyendra Nath Bose. Known for his groundbreaking work in statistical mechanics and quantum mechanics, Bose, of Indian-Bengali descent, collaborated with Albert Einstein to unveil the revolutionary Bose-Einstein statistics and Bose-Einstein condensate, propelling physics into
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Persona Non Grata to the Throne and the Pm for 5 Times Sheikh Hasina
The British ruled not only us but also all over the world for almost 200 years. Today, the city mayor of London is Pakistani-origin British citizen Sadik Khan. London is the city from which the British once ruled the world. The British ruler, or Prime Minister, is an Indian-origin British
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10 Revolutionary Technologies of 2024
The annual MIT Technology Review identifies and highlights the transformative technologies expected to make a significant impact in the coming year. These breakthroughs span various domains, from artificial intelligence to energy solutions, promising to reshape our daily lives and influence global infrastructure. In 2024, the MIT Technology Review has singled
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Israel-Palestine War: Paradox of the Foreign Policy of Bangladesh
After a few years of the independence of Bangladesh, the state starts to express its stance in favor of Palestine as well as protest the heinous activities of Israel when Palestine and Israel are locked in war.The states are locked in war on October 7, 2023, and Bangladesh has expressed
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The Top-Earning IIT Graduate Surpassing India’s Richest Man
In 2022, an esteemed alumnus from the Indian Institutes of Technology (IIT) secured a staggering salary package of Rs 1869 crore, surpassing even India's wealthiest man, Mukesh Ambani. Renowned for their brilliance, IIT graduates are making significant strides in leading global corporations, earning substantial paychecks for their exceptional contributions. Many
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A Rohingya Schoolteacher and His Genocide Diary
Disclaimer: Futhu is one of the millions of Rohingya refugees who have sought refuge in Bangladesh. A lengthy article in The New York Times Magazine by Sarah A. Topol recounts the following tragic story of him and his family.During his early years in primary school, Futhu came across a captivating
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